"Honey... there's an e-mail that came in this morning for you. Who is Kimberley?"
STD postcards: You've got mail — and more
Early data shows it helps to have partners break bad news online
Thanks to a new Internet-based service called inSPOT, people are now receiving anonymous e-mails about sex, but they aren’t spam and there is no hidden ad for herbal concoctions to increase the size of anything. Rather, the “e-cards” are notices from a previous sex partner that the recipient may have been exposed to a sexually transmitted disease
http://www.inspot.org/Home.aspx?regionid=44&sitelvl=1
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27205681/
STD postcards: You've got mail — and more
Early data shows it helps to have partners break bad news online
Thanks to a new Internet-based service called inSPOT, people are now receiving anonymous e-mails about sex, but they aren’t spam and there is no hidden ad for herbal concoctions to increase the size of anything. Rather, the “e-cards” are notices from a previous sex partner that the recipient may have been exposed to a sexually transmitted disease
http://www.inspot.org/Home.aspx?regionid=44&sitelvl=1
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27205681/
